Is another residency waiver degree required for another degree?

[bjcheung77]

You can technically get (what would count at other schools as) up to 4 Bachelor's degrees and Associate's degrees at once.

Example:
BA History & BA English (degree one)
BSBA Marketing & BSBA Accounting (degree two)
ASNSM Computer Science & ASNSM Math (Associate one)
AS Electrical Technology & AS Technical Studies (Associate two)

This is an extreme example, but it would theoretically be allowed by TESU's rules. IIRC, you're not supposed to get the BSBA General Management + another BSBA degree. But, other than that, if you want a second degree: bjcheung77 is right. Do it now. It's faster and cheaper to do it all at once than to do them sequentially.

I would write it differently for your Example:
BA History & English (degree one, double major)
BSBA Marketing & Accounting (degree two, dual AOS)
ASNSM Computer Science & Math (Associate one, dual concentration)
AS Electrical Technology & Technical Studies (Associate two, dual concentration)

The examples I provided are for two degrees, technically, you can only get two degrees of each and you're adding a second AOS for the BSBA or a second major for the BA.  Two degrees, BALS & BSBA, or BA English & BA History, it's different than Rachel83Az's example.   People have been asking how to max their credits for transfer and reuse them, for the most part, I tell them just to work on their main degree first as a check the box degree and if they have the energy, money, time, to get a degree they really need/want.

For me, I went for the BSBA degree as it was the cheapest, easiest, fastest option back then when the capstone was test-out-able and/or transferable, the utility of the degree was better than the BALS with or without a concentration.  Study.com offers many upper level courses for transfer and the BA Computer Science was available for a relatively inexpensive set of courses, so I changed my BALS on an older catalog year to my current degree in my program plan list.

Here's an example of the plan I created for my cousin and a few others that were asking, I haven't changed it since Jan 2021.  With all the changes, apparently, it will still work, the numbers of credits distributed in the requirements and in the electives are different, but it ends up being the exact same degree plan if you place it into those respective fields.  This is using the TECEPS & 16 residency credits to get the BSBA GM, BALS with the least assignments/written work. (No StraighterLine/Study.com either!) Link: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid347477